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Studies in Medieval Culture
Early Drama, Art, and Music Series
Richard Rawlinson Center Series
Non-Series Volumes
Journals
Studies in Iconography
Medieval Prosopography
Old English Newsletter and Subsidia
Yearbook of Langland Studies
TEAMS
Commentary Series
Documents of Practice
Medieval German Text in Bilingual Editions
Middle English Text Series
Varia
Distribution
In cooperation with Comparative Drama
In cooperation with New Issues Press
In cooperation with The Nordic Institute of Folklore
Lectures on Medieval Judaism, Trinity University
Morton W. Bloomfield Lectures, Harvard University

Journals

EDAM Review
Published twice yearly, the EDAM Review provides a forum for short articles and notes on questions of interest to researchers working on drama, art, and music. It also includes reviews, listings of recent publications, and items that provide news for the readership of the Review. Back issues are $4 each (post free). Note that publication ceased in Spring 2002 with vol 24.
Medieval Prosopography: History and Collective Biography
An annual publication dedicated to the prosopographical study of late Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, and Early Modern History, including family history, genealogy, charter research, network analysis; a forum for articles, review articles, reviews, research notes, information on large and team projects, news of conferences and publications.
Studies in Iconography
Studies in Iconography is an annual that contains original essays that study the visual culture of the period before 1600. Each volume includes an overview of scholarship on a topic of current interest, approached from an interdisciplinary and/or theoretical perspective; five to seven articles that often highlight interdisciplinary concerns; and six to ten indepth reviews of important recent scholarly books, facsimiles, and catalogues. The editors expecially encourage essays that explore newer approaches developed in areas such as semiotics, cultural anthropology, gender studies, ideological critique, and social history as well as those that incorporate the perspectives of the new art history, the new historicism, and other histories of representation. Essays and reviews in Studies in Iconography are of value to scholars in ancient, Byzantine, medieval, and early modern studies, particularly to those interested in interdisciplinary inquiry and in scholarship based on various disciplinary and theoretical approaches.
Yearbook of Langland Studies
Since 1987, The Yearbook of Langland Studies has been the pre-eminent venue for scholarship on Piers Plowman; on related poems in the tradition of didactic alliterative verse; and on the historical, religious, and intellectual contexts in which such poems were produced in late-medieval England. Each annual volume contains essays, reviews, and an annotated bibliography. Beginning with Volume 14 (2000), the YLS is published by Medieval Institute Publications, which also publishes the TEAMS Middle English Texts Series. See The Yearbook of Langland Studies' Web site at www.yls.cornell.edu.